ESPN’s Jay Bilas roasted for LeBron James ‘complainer’ comment during Lakers game

ESPN analyst Jay Villas has created what became a controversial commentary on LeBron James’ interaction with the referee in the Lakers’ Game 1 loss against the Timberwolves on Saturday night.

When James expressed his dissatisfaction with the no-call on a jump shot, Villas defended the superstar, saying, “He’s not a complainer.”

“LeBron James thought he’d hit that jump shot, and I think he was,” Villas said.

Mark Jones, the announcer for each ESPN play, has been added as a game call. [Luka] Tonight’s Doncic. ”

Vilas added that the infamous “and he’s not a complainer.”

The statement immediately frowned, taking into account James’ well-documented history…well… complain Generally, you don’t make calls during the game, and you can also be judged.

LeBron James is often seen expressing his calls and complaints about the judges, resulting in frequent headlines.

Critics quickly took to social media and expressed distrust over the comments.

“Jay Villas is clearly just watching college basketball.” Written by one tweeter. “I think no one else but LeBron would complain except maybe Luke.”

Another person wrote it“This man has lost all his credibility. The most ridiculous statement of history.”